Famed California bars forced to boot draconian surveillance system after privacy backlash

Source: New York Post

Two famed San Francisco gay bars are abandoning a facial recognition technology after furious locals launched a boycott over breach of privacy. Badlands and Toad Hall said they would stop using the AI-powered platform PatronScan, which is meant to verify IDs and ages and flag problem patrons across all venues, after learning about the campaign. 3 The technology from the AI-powered platform PatronScan that the bars used.

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